One Seam Flying Geese

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This looks so easy and I like the look of it, too.

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Quote: This looks so easy and I like the look of it, too.

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I have seen that before. I don't like all that bulk and don't like the "pockets". If you stitch it down you have to be perfect to make it look right. I'll stick to my old method.
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Ok. It was just something different. I hadn't seen it before.
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It is the way Ricki Timms does his..there is a youtube video of him doing it.
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Thank you...this idea will help to cure my "fear of flying with the geese"...made it look easy....Naomi :thumbup: :thumbup: :thumbup:
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Thanks! Worth a try at least!
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Isn't it fun that there are so many different ways to do the same thing? I know of at least 4 ways to do the flying geese now!

BTW - if you fold back the loose edges and tack them down, they will curve nicely, makes a very different look. Sort of like the 3-D Cathedral Window.

I love clever!

You can tack down the edges, too
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Quote: Isn't it fun that there are so many different ways to do the same thing? I know of at least 4 ways to do the flying geese now!

BTW - if you fold back the loose edges and tack them down, they will curve nicely, makes a very different look. Sort of like the 3-D Cathedral Window.

I love clever!
Thanks! Very cool!
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Thanks for sharing this with us!
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Wow, it looks so easy even I might try it. Thanks for the tute.
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